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April 29, 2014
Simplify ‘no fault’ divorce, top judge urges
But Marilyn Stowe, senior partner at Stowe Family Law, said she believed divorce was "the dissolution of a legally binding contract of marriage" and therefore "should remain a legal process". "If it is removed from judicial supervision it could also...
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June 30, 2013
What are the dirtiest divorce tricks?
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in the Daily Mail today as she discussed some of the dirtiest divorce tricks that she has come across during her lengthy career. Although she has seen many clients go through their divorce proceedings amic...
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June 17, 2013
Signs that a partner may be cheating
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in the Daily Mail today to discuss adultery and how to spot signs that a partner may be cheating. She explained that she has heard all possible excuses during her 30 year career and finds it surprising how...
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June 12, 2013
High profile divorce settlement
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in the Daily Mail today as she commented on a high profile divorce settlement involving a British oil tycoon. Michael Prest, one of Britain’s most successful businessmen with a company worth 2.5 billion wa...
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November 6, 2012
Metro
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe is interviewed in today’s edition of the Metro newspaper: My uncle, Malcolm Sorkin, inspired me to be a lawyer.He was a well-known criminal lawyer in Leeds. I worked for him when I was 18 and I was going to work ...
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September 21, 2010
Marilyn Stowe on BBC Radio 4’s Drive Time
Marilyn Stowe today appeared live on BBC Radio 4 Drive Time programme and BBC Radio York to discuss the key note speech given by The President of the Family Division to Families Needs Fathers on 19th September 2010. The report of Sir Nicholas W...
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August 14, 2009
Grandparents’ rights during a divorce
Grandparents are an important part of family life. They certainly were in mine, being my closest confidants as I grew up. I could tell them things as a maturing teenager I couldn't tell my parents, and they gave me wise advice. I certainly benefited ...
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